Icebreakers
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If you could change one thing about your partner, what would it be?
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He is amazing just the way he is:)
He is amazing just the way he is:)
took me a whole to think of anything... no one is perfect but he is pretty close! I guess he doesn't have a way with words at times that's all men though !!
Nothing he the perfect guy for me
His distance from me😽
Nothing she's perfect!!
His lack of understanding me
Not one thing
Wouldn't change a thing.
Better communication
Female, >50 years, Married, OH, US | Nov 23, 2012
Female, >50 years, Married, OH, US | Nov 23, 2012
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Nothing at all. She is simply perfect in every way. Well one thing I guess. For her to see how amazing she really is inside and out.
Nothing nothing nothing
He's perfect.
He's perfect.
That he could be more expressive so that I wouldn't have to guess what he's feeling and thus ask him a million questions that would then annoy him.
Probably less sarcasm. :)
Male, 41-50 years, Married, FL, US | Nov 08, 2012
Male, 41-50 years, Married, FL, US | Nov 08, 2012
Interesting...it says I answered this today but I didn't.
Female, 41-50 years, Married, MD, US | Nov 08, 2012
Female, 41-50 years, Married, MD, US | Nov 08, 2012
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I wish he wouldn't fall asleep while I'm masturbating ;)
He's go down on me more
I wouldn't change a thing. I love him for who he is. We all have things we have to work on and try to change about ourselves, but that is part of life. The only people we should be trying to change is ourselves. Most of the time, the other person is already aware of what they need to work on? If not, making kind suggestions can drop hints, and let them know you believe in them to be the change THEY want to see, not the change YOU want. Life the other person up, and don't seek to tear them down.
That he could be more into our relationship and little more affective
